At this point, most of the Indiana basketball fanbase wants Mike Woodson gone. He was on thin ice coming into the Illinois game, and his team put on a thoroughly uninspiring performance. To make matters worse, Woodson skipped his postgame radio interview.

Mike Woodson is trying to coach his IU team and the students at Assembly Hall are trying to coach his team, and the chaos ends in defeat to Maryland.

Indiana failed to execute down the stretch as turnovers, missed free throws and defensive breakdowns doomed it in a critical conference loss. After the game, head coach Mike Woodson quickly pinpointed where things went wrong, via Todd Golden of Sports Illustrated.

Several Illinois and Indiana players confronted each other on the ... Makes us look bad as a program, and that's not the kids that we have in the locker room.” Indiana coach Mike Woodson hopes that Indiana won’t lose Ballo for its next game at Ohio ...

BLOOMINGTON — Having recently returned from winter break, Indiana students made it clear they were deeply disappointed with the state of the IU basketball program throughout the course of a 94-69 loss to Illinois ... IU coach Mike Woodson said.

Indiana's 25-point home loss to Illinois got chippy at times as the Hoosiers were blown out for the second time this week

After 25-point losses to Iowa and Illinois, the heat turned up significantly on the Indiana men’s basketball program. During Indiana’s 94-69 lo

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana men's basketball coach Mike Woodson spoke to the media after Indiana's 79-78 loss to Maryland at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Sunda

Rice made the go-ahead three-pointer with 7.5 seconds left as Maryland prevailed, 79-78, for its fifth victory in six games.

Just over a week after ugly scenes in Bloomington, some of the loudest cheers of the season filled Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Oh there were still plenty of boos through the peaks and valleys of

It has been a tough couple of weeks for the Illinois basketball team, as we were once the darlings of the college basketball world. The Illini have climbed as h